What to see and do in Mojácar

What to see and do in Mojácar

Mojácar is a picturesque enclave located on the coast of Almería. A coastal corner that combines Andalusian charm in its historic quarter - with its whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and flowered balconies - and beautiful beaches and leisure and relaxation services...

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The best areas to live in Orihuela

The best areas to live in Orihuela

Orihuela is, without a doubt, one of the best options for living on the Costa Blanca. It is located in the municipality of Alicante and is a perfect place both for holidays and to establish a permanent home. Its climate is excellent, with more than three hundred days...

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What to see and do in Finestrat?

What to see and do in Finestrat?

Finestrat is a beautiful town in the province of Alicante, very close to Benidorm. It has a unique location, surrounded by the sea and the mountains. Finestrat is located in the middle of the mountains, with its old town at the foot of the Puig Campana, a majestic and...

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The Best Areas To Live In Fuengirola

The Best Areas To Live In Fuengirola

Fuengirola is a beautiful coastal town in the province of Málaga and one of the most popular destinations for tourists, as it has some of the best infrastructures on the Costa del Sol. It is also a fantastic place to travel with the family thanks to its wide, fine...

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The best areas to live in Denia

The best areas to live in Denia

Denia is a wonderful coastal town in the province of Alicante, a special place on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. The town has a coastline of twenty kilometres of fine, golden sandy beaches, and an enviable climate for most of the year. You can breathe in the...

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The best areas to live in Málaga

The best areas to live in Málaga

Malaga is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Andalusia. More and more people are considering moving to this beautiful region thanks to its prime location on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, its wonderful climate that lasts most of the year, its...

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Top 5 areas to live in Marbella

Top 5 areas to live in Marbella

Marbella is one of the most highly rated Spanish cities as a place to live, thanks to its unique location on the Costa del Sol, the wonderful climate it offers most of the year, and its exclusive and cosmopolitan atmosphere, while retaining the essence of Andalusia....

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The best beaches in Castellon

The best beaches in Castellon

The province of Castellón, together with Valencia and Alicante, is part of the Valencian Community and has a coastline of approximately one hundred and twenty kilometres bathed by the waters of the Mediterranean. The beaches in Castellon are extremely popular with...

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The best beaches in Estepona

The best beaches in Estepona

Estepona is a town located in the province of Málaga, between Manilva and Marbella, on the Costa del Sol, which has gradually become one of the most popular tourist destinations thanks to its charming historic centre, its wonderful beaches, the good climate and a very...

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The best beaches in Altea

The best beaches in Altea

Altea is a charming town overlooking the Mediterranean from the spectacular balcony of its old town, the most beautiful in the province of Alicante. With its immaculate white houses, its narrow cobbled streets and its viewpoints offering stunning sea views, the...

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The best towns to live in Alicante

The best towns to live in Alicante

When we think of the province of Alicante, we inevitably remember its marvellous beaches, the excellent climate it has most of the year and its delicious gastronomy. At the same time, the Costa Blanca has a rich history and culture that is reflected in its people and...

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San Juan Beach: living by the sea

San Juan Beach: living by the sea

We’re bringing good news today: the Mediterranean continues where we left off. And it's waiting for us to enjoy it again! We can't think of a better way to do it than living by the sea side, breathing the sea breeze and getting vitamins from the sun. Does living in...

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Best beaches in Torrevieja

Best beaches in Torrevieja

Welcome to the best beaches in Torrevieja: where vacation postcards become a reality. Paradise beaches that bring together, within a few meters, everything you need; beaches isolated from the world; perfect beaches to spend the day surfing... This is just one example...

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What to do in Altea at night?

What to do in Altea at night?

Surely you know some of those 'vampire people', who become active at night as if the sun had just risen. Or maybe you're one of them. If that's the case, this post will interest you. In any case, dare to discover the charms of the nightlife! Because the good life...

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What to do in Alicante with kids?

What to do in Alicante with kids?

The home of theme parks, leading center of toy production nationwide, jewel of the Costa Blanca ... we could continue with the list of reasons why it is worth spending a few days with family in Alicante. Do you want to know what to see in Alicante with children? Today...

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Spanish towns. Betting on white.

Spanish towns. Betting on white.

White towns of Alicante and Malaga are a hallmark of rural Spain. How about a weekend getaway? Narrow streets, wooden windows, flower pots on each balcony, nature, sun and lots, lots of white. White is present in many Spanish towns in the south and southeast of the...

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Islands of the Costa Blanca

The Balearic Islands of Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza may be the largest and most famous of Spain’s Mediterranean islands, but they aren’t the only ones. Indeed, the Costa Blanca is host to three beautiful island treasures of its own that are well worth a visit. Here is...

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Fishing on the Costa Blanca

Fishing on the Costa Blanca

Fishing is a popular pastime, both in the sea off the Costa Blanca and in the rivers and lakes of its inland regions. Fishing expeditions are organised from numerous ports along the Costa Blanca’s 220 km coastline, with some of the best excursions leaving from the...

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Exploring the Cova Tallada caves

Exploring the Cova Tallada caves

On the Costa Blanca Coastline, between Denia and Javea is the mythical Cova Tallada. A huge cave dug out of Cape San Antonio that for hundreds of years served as a quarry for the stone used to construct historic buildings such as Denia Castle. Nowadays it forms part...

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Gastronomy of the Costa Blanca

Gastronomy of the Costa Blanca

The Costa Blanca is home to a rich variety of culinary dishes. Being a coastal region seafood naturally predominates, with the catch of the day including anything from tuna, sardines, hake, red mullet, sole, monkfish, octopus, cuttlefish, mackerel, ray and sea bream,...

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Wines of the Costa Blanca

Wines of the Costa Blanca

When it comes to Spanish wines, the Costa Blanca is somewhat overshadowed by the more famous Rioja and Ribero del Duero regions. This just makes it all the more exciting to discover that the Costa Blanca, Alicante specifically, has a long and distinguished oenological...

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Costa Blanca beaches

Costa Blanca beaches

The Costa Blanca is located in the province of Alicante south of Valencia on the Mediterranean coast. With an average temperature of 20°C and 300 days of sunshine a year, the Costa Blanca is one of the most visited seaside destinations in Spain and also attracts many...

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What is a “Cala”?

What is a “Cala”?

Among the most picturesque features to be found on the Costa Blanca coastline are calas, or coves, in English. Formed by a process of erosion whereby softer rocks are worn away faster than the harder rocks surrounding them, the result is shell-shaped, pocket-sized...

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5 Traditional festivals not to be missed on Costa Blanca

Bonfires of Saint John

As every year, Alicante celebrates the coming of the summer with the Bonfires of Saint John, Hogueras de San Juan. This festival lasts for 5 days, from 20th to 24th June. It brings hundreds of people into the street willing to enjoy music, food, firecrackers and the...

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